Rede D’Or Inaugurates Rio’s Largest Private Hospital in Glória Neighborhood
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Owner of the largest hospital network in Brazil, the D’Or São Luiz group inaugurated, on Monday, March 30th, what will be the largest private health complex in the city of Rio, the Glória D’Or.
The hospital facility will be located on number 80 of Santo Amaro Street, the former site of the ‘Real e Benemérita Sociedade Portuguesa de Beneficência do Rio de Janeiro’ (Royal and Beneficent Portuguese Society of Rio de Janeiro) used to operate.
Located in the Santa Maria Building, an eight-story 1970’s building, Glória D’Or will feature a total of 500 beds. The adult and pediatric 24-hour Emergency Room will be accessed through Benjamin Constant Street and the other wards through Santo Amaro Street. The hospital will have a monthly capacity of 20,000 attendances.
According to the vice-president of Rede D’Or São Luiz, Paulo Moll, it is expected that, in full operation, Glória D’Or will employ approximately 5,000 people.
“We will recover an icon of Rio’s medical area and convert it into a complex with a technology and infrastructure comparable to the best centers in the world,” he said.
Mool also pledges to expand the care service with a broader range of medical agreements. In addition, he announces that a medical and nursing college with a capacity for 2,000 students will soon be operating in the facility. The building will also house the ‘Instituto D’Or de Pesquisa e Ensino’ (D’Or Institute for Research and Teaching), with extension, postgraduate and doctorate programs.
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